Kyusu - Eito Shinozaki
Unique piece · Hand-formed and wood-fired in Bizen
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This kyusu is wheel-thrown by Eito Shinozaki in his Bizen studio. He prepares his own clay and grog, working the material to control its texture and feel.
Wood-fired in a noborigama kiln, its surface reveals the effects of fire and ash, giving rise to nuances and variations unique to each firing.
With a capacity of approximately 300 to 350 ml, it is particularly suitable for individual tasting or a small tea service.
- Artisan: Eito Shinozaki
- Origin: Bizen, Okayama - Japan
- Technique: Wheel-thrown
- Firing: Wood-fired in a noborigama kiln
- Capacity: Approximately 300–350 ml
- Dimensions: L 12 cm x W 14.5 cm × H 9.5 cm (including spout and handle)
- Usage: Tea
- Wash gently by hand with a soft sponge.
- Avoid thermal shock and sudden changes in temperature.
- Allow to dry completely before storing the piece.
- Dishwasher and microwave should be avoided.
Kyusu - Eito Shinozaki
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Eito Shinozaki
Eito Shinozaki is a ceramic artist based in Bizen, Okayama Prefecture.
He primarily works on the wheel and enjoys creating functional, free, and irregular forms. His pieces are unglazed and wood-fired using traditional Bizen-ware techniques, allowing fire to play a significant role in the final result.